The debate over the name of Kashmir, sparked by Amit Shah’s remarks, highlights identity, history, and political agendas.
Terrorism, Economics, and Ideology: Pakistan Confronting Fitna Al Khawarij
On Jan 5, TTP, labeled Fitna al Khawarij, declared war on Pakistan’s security and economy, making confronting Fitna al Khawarij essential for national stability.
Kashmir 76 Years After January 5, 1949—Fight for Self-Determination Continues
Kashmir and Palestine: A shared struggle for self-determination amidst unfulfilled promises & global indifference.
The Pakistan-US Equation: From Diplomacy, Trade to Geopolitics
US-Pakistan ties evolve with economic cooperation, balancing relations with China, and key engagements in trade, security, and climate change
Fitna Al-Khawarij Revisited: Terrorism 2.0
Fitna Al-Khawarij isn’t just history—it’s happening now. Afghan Taliban’s tacit support of TTP reignits violent extremism and threatens global peace.
India’s Maldives Crisis and Beyond: What is at Stake
Washington Post report on alleged plot of India to oust Maldives government raises questions. What’s behind the claim and its geopolitical impact?
2024 in Retrospect: A Year of Promises, Perils, and Paradigms
2024, in retrospect, leaves behind a complex legacy—Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, and Afghanistan marked by turmoil and mixed outcomes in politics, security, and democracy.
Richard Grenell’s Push for ‘Free Imran Khan’ – What’s the Catch
Richard Grenell’s push to ‘Free Imran Khan’ raises more questions than answers. What are the geopolitical motives behind this campaign?
Selective Accountability: The TTP and its Refugee Reality
From Gaza to Kashmir, the world picks and chooses when to care about human rights. UNAMA’s selective accountability over Pakistan’s TTP strikes is one instance.
Pakistan’s TTP Challenge: Strikes, Talks, and Solutions
Pakistan tackles the TTP challenge with precision airstrikes and diplomatic overtures. Can this balance rewrite the region’s security narrative?